Visa and Employment · SRRV

Special Resident Retiree's Visa (SRRV)

We help foreign retirees choose the right SRRV option and prepare a complete application with the Philippine Retirement Authority.

Overview

Retirement residence in the Philippines

The Special Resident Retiree’s Visa allows qualifying foreign retirees to live in the Philippines. It is administered by the Philippine Retirement Authority, not the Bureau of Immigration, and it offers several options. The required deposit and eligibility conditions vary by option, by the applicant’s age and by whether the applicant receives a pension, so the right choice depends on your circumstances.

We look at your age, pension status and plans, confirm which SRRV option fits your case, and explain what that option requires. We then prepare the application file, coordinate the deposit and documentary requirements with the PRA, and handle the steps that follow approval. Where a spouse or children will join you, we include them in the plan from the start.

What we handle

What we handle on an SRRV

Option selection, filing and the steps after approval.

Option selection

We confirm which SRRV option suits your age, pension status and plans.

Document preparation

We assemble the personal, medical and clearance documents the PRA requires.

Deposit coordination

We explain the deposit requirement for your option and how it must be placed.

Dependents

We include a qualifying spouse and unmarried children under 21 where eligible.

How it works

How an SRRV application works

A clear sequence from first review to visa issuance.

1

Review your profile

We look at your age, pension and plans to confirm the right option.

2

Prepare documents

We gather and check the documents, including any that need authentication abroad.

3

File with the PRA

We lodge the application and coordinate the deposit requirement.

4

Complete issuance

We follow the file through approval and the registration steps that follow.

Why work with ILA on your SRRV

Right option

We match the option to your age, pension and plans.

Complete file

We check documents before filing to avoid returns from the PRA.

Family included

We plan dependent applications alongside your own.

Frequently asked questions

SRRV questions

It depends on the option, your age and whether you receive a pension, and the PRA sets and updates the requirements. We confirm the current requirement for your option during the consultation.

A spouse and unmarried children under 21 can generally be included as dependents, subject to the rules of the option. We confirm eligibility for each family member.

The SRRV is a residence visa, and working or doing business may need separate clearances. We confirm what applies to your plans before you start.

Planning to retire in the Philippines?

Book a free consultation and we will confirm the SRRV option for your age and pension status and walk you through what it requires.